ok I have this in my HP PC and just found out using the amd drivers I can over clock it I am running it now at 3.8. what is the highest it can go?
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First, your bios has to have an option to unlock cores. Then, you set to desired clock (if u wish). Personally, I didnt go further than 4.2 while i tested. In reality, however, I discovered that overclocking mostly adding heat, increases noise amd power consumption without significant performance achievement. I dont think you calculating live planetary orbits, thereof, you got already good CPU so just have some memory, SSD and good video card. Enjoy your gaming
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I have this card running with an amd A10-6800k apu on a 430 watt Corsair CX 430 power supply. It's rated at 32 amps 12v, and I'd consider that the bare minimum.Just do the math, 32 amps * 12v is 384 watts. This card draws 150 watts under load, leaving me with a little over 200 watts for the CPU and other devices. So my setup is fine, but if you have a higher end i7 or AMD FX CPU, you'd need a bigger power supply.
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It is recommended that you use a 400 watt power supply by AMD, but in reality all this is for is to save themselves from hearing about defective cards from users that may have cheap or low end power supplies. I have one of these running in my secondary rigs with a 300 watt power supply without any issues what so ever. Though 300 Watts is as low as I would go.
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No, your motherboard is AM3 (NOT AM3+) and has a max TDP of 95 watts (this chip is 125 watts). Check here for your motherboard specs. h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc;=en&docname;=c01925534#N117
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My rig is custom, win7 pro 32bit 8gig ram. I am running AMD Phenom II x 4 processor 2.8Hz. My motherboard is SLI so I have 2 Nvidia GeForce GTS 450 video cards. I have more than enough power with the Kentek 850 watt.
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Box says yes, but I'm using on HP that I upgraded to Win 7 first. Google "AMD Vision Control Center," that is the driver and see if AMD has an XP version - I bet they do. BTW - when I upgraded XP to 7, my system got slower. Adding memory helped while running apps, but booted slower yet. The graphics card got all my speed back and more! I think the video memory & GPU off loads work from CPU/RAM. AMD has conflicting recommendations for install. To install: I powered down, stuck in card, powered-up, then ran AMD installer disk. Had to reboot and modify a BIOS setting to get rid of motherboard graphics, but computer didn't lock-up or anything. Box says yes, but I'm using on HP that I upgraded to Win 7 first. Google "AMD Vision Control Center," that is the driver and see if AMD has an XP version - I bet they do. BTW - when I upgraded XP to 7, my system got slower. Adding memory helped while running apps, but booted slower yet. The graphics card got all my speed back and more! I think the video memory & GPU off loads work from CPU/RAM. AMD has conflicting recommendations for install. To install: I powered down, stuck in card, powered-up, then ran AMD installer disk. Had to reboot and modify a BIOS setting to... » Read More Box says yes, but I'm using on HP that I upgraded to Win 7 first. Google "AMD Vision Control Center," that is the driver and see if AMD has an XP version - I bet they do. BTW - when I upgraded XP to 7, my system got slower. Adding memory helped while running apps, but booted slower yet. The graphics card got all my speed back and more! I think the video memory & GPU off loads work from CPU/RAM. AMD has conflicting recommendations for install. To install: I powered down, stuck in card, powered-up, then ran AMD installer disk. Had to reboot and modify a BIOS setting to get rid of motherboard graphics, but computer didn't lock-up or anything. « Show Less
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If your using the 4th gen I series processors, 300 is adequate. If anything amd, 350. Mine runs nicely with a 300. Never hiccuped once
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You can go for a board upgrade since these guys are spooking you. Motherboard HP Pavilion DV7-1000 AMD CPU 486542-001 My partner and I have revived many of these AMD Boards with flux, reballing and paste. Some of them require copper shims as an add on. These are not gaming machines and I think that's where some users exceed the limits.
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I'm running Calkulin+Clemsyn 1.5ghz Combo V6. It's Froyo, but everything works, including hardware acceleration, and it's wicked fast. I did downclock mine from the 1.5GHz to 1.4GHZ as my gtab's CPU couldn't handle it.
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More important to me is maximum ram memory size and speed (32 g at 1833?) assuming new AMD mother board model is not a problem.
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I would bet. I'm running League of Legends, Counterstrike, Payday 2, and a bunch of other games at max settings with no problems.
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It would be absolutely terrible for anything remotely modern. Not only does it use integrated graphics, and not only is it not using AMD's full "big" Bulldozer based CPUs, it's not even using the newest version of their 'little' tablet CPU. For this money it REALLY ought to include AMD's real "big" CPUs. At any rate, this would be terrible for games. I'm not sure there's any configuration of HP's all-in-ones that would be any good.
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I run World of Tanks on modified medium, (i.e. I turned some of the higher end details down), but on games like Neverwinter, DDO, and other fantasy mmo's I run high end graphics settings. Also, since it runs AMD graphics, you can go to the AMD website and download additional graphics software modifications to improve your gaming experience. I recommend AMD Gaming Evolved for starters, all around I am very pleased with this this HP, and would recommend it to anyone!
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System properties says 2.7; mine has the AMD processor. It is also available with Intel processor but I don't know what the speed is on that one.
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With an Asus z77-lx, I was able to auto-tune it up to 3504 mhz. It does everything I need when coupled with an r9 270x
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I'm using it at apprx 5.5cfm and it's fine. Could go more but I've never needed to. I run it at 125psi
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This is a question best directed to the manufacturer. Go to AMD's web site and ask your question there.